On 28 November 2024, before this year’s Rhandirmwyn & District Community Association’s annual general meeting, the funds raised by the RDCA through its recent “Auction of Promises” fundraising event were presented to the Air Ambulance charity. The “Auction of Promises” was staged at the Royal Oak pub in Rhandirmwyn on 25 October 2024. It was a […]
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Project Vision As anyone who has visited our church building knows, it is damp, low on light and uncomfortably cold. The internal walls are in poor repair and the heating and lighting systems are outdated and inefficient. We have no mains water or drainage facilities, which if present would enable provision of toilet and kitchen
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Ewan Campbell-Lendrum was kind enough to invite the village to view the Hydro Electric construction site today. A good turn out of local people were shown around the construction site, and Ewan answered their questions about the project. The project began 10 years ago, with construction beginning in Nov’ 2018 and due to complete Spring
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Alyn Wallace cutting the ribbon on Sat 19th October 2019at Llyn Brianne carpark dark skies location. Alyn Wallace is a local astro,landscape, and timelapse photographer Rhandirmwyn – or more specifically the Llyn Brianne reservoir – has been awarded “Dark Sky” status, and joins five other locations in the Cambrian Mountains as part of a Astro Tourism
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This year’s show was a huge success! Held over two days. Sheep Dog Trials on Friday, and the Saturday on the main field. Thanks to everyone that helped with the setting up, manning the various sections on the day, and clearing up on Sunday People gave of their time in many many ways from serving
The Doethie Valley 4miles of Singletrack are best tackled after a spell of dry weather. Stunning scenery, this is not a trail to be rushed. Fun to walk, mountain bike, or even Cross bike.
Derwen Pwllpriddog, that for centuries has graced the roadside next to a country lane in Rhandirmwyn, has been crowned Wales’ Tree of the Year for 2018, following a public vote organised by The Woodland Trust and supported by the People’s Postcode Lottery. Standing in a hedgerow just outside the quiet village of Rhandirmwyn in Carmarthenshire, the
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